Screamer Radio 0.4.3

Screamer Radio is an Internet radio player tied to an online list of hundreds of ready-to-play radio stations. You can also record whatever you are listening to with the click of a button. Based on the BASS Audio Library and designed not to be in your way, Screamer Radio will not slow your computer and can be hidden in the system tray.

Screamer Radio can also receive ID3 Tags from the internet radio server to be able to display the name and artist of the current song; this information can also be used when recording, the title and artist is then added into the filename.

Features of Screamer Radio:

- Freeware.
- Simple to handle, not bloated, unobtrusive (easy to hide).
- Recording of streams.
- Can use multiple soundcards.
- Auto updating presets.

Recording Features of Screamer Radio:

- Recording buffer: start recording in the middle and still save the entire song.
- Direct MP3 Audio stream saving, no loss of quality.
- Direct OGG Vorbis stream saving, no loss of quality.
- Or encode OGG Vorbis as MP3 using Lame.
- Encode WMA to MP3 using Lame.

Attention:

There are two versions of Screamer Radio - one for Windows 2k, XP, Vista, and other for Windows 9x. Be careful when choosing.

Changes in latest version (read full changelog):

Fixed bug causing screamer to overwrite old recorded files in some cases. Screamer could warn you that it was recording on exit even when stopped. UNICODE version (Win2k/XP/Vista) now installs in localappdata by default. Installer now only requires normal user privileges in Windows Vista. Now using Music folder as default recording target folder.

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